Musician and reality TV star, Londie London, real name Londiwe Zulu has opened up about her relationships with fellow reality TV contestants and being back on television.

BACK ON TV

After her highly publicised separation from the father of her two kids, Hlubi Nkosi, Londie London took time away from reality TV to "work on herself." She has decided to make a return to the small screen as a The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip contestant. "Once you have been in the reality TV space, it is something you can't get away from," she says. "I also came back because I love this concept that highlights the leading ladies of the Housewives franchise and I wanted to be a part of it." She wants people to experience a different side to her. "I feel like people are going to see a different side of me apart from being a housewife and a mom."

TENSION

When she left The Real Housewives of Durban, there was a conflict between her and some of her fellow contestants. "You know the ladies love to poke, so definitely, there will be a lot of things that will be addressed. That is the point of being on the show: you get to tell your story and clear a few things in your own words," she says. "I do not have anything to hide. There are some things I would prefer not to talk about but at the end of the day, I own my story as it is. I do not like talking about exes, I don't like talking about failed relationships and I don't like talking about other people. But if I have to address something that is about me, I will speak on it," she adds.

RELATIONSHIPS

Londie says she has grown fond of Christal, who was on The Real Housewives of Johannesburg. "She and I grew close during filming and I enjoyed spending time with her- she is very cool," she says. "I had some unresolved issues with Nonku. It left a bitter taste in my mouth. I did not want it to get that far because I understand that this is a show but I wish it could have ended differently. It was not nice. I was disappointed in her because I did not expect her to poke as hard as she did; she just kept getting into my business."